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October 4th 2026. Great cup win for u15 Girls.
The Wolverhampton Schools U15 girls travelled to Slough Schools for their second fixture in the ESFA Champions Cup, looking to build on their impressive start to the competition and played with confidence and attacking intent from the first whistle. They created a number of good opportunities and forced several corners to push the hosts back and Rosie Butler-Hollington came particularly close when her effort struck the post. Despite dominating much of the early play, Slough c
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October 4th 2026. Great win for the u11 Girls.
Wolverhampton Primary girls began their English Schools’ FA National Cup campaign with a visit to Stone Dominoes to play Stafford. The first half finished goalless, but the score-line certainly didn’t tell the whole story because Stafford certainly had the better of the early exchanges and created several excellent scoring opportunities. Jessica Roberts and Peyton Justin were particularly impressive at the back, communicating well, defending strongly and helping the team to b
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October 4th 2026. u14 girls in Cup action.
Wolverhampton Schools u14 Girls began their ESFA National Champions Cup campaign with a long journey to Wales High School in Kiveton. It was always going to be a demanding opening fixture, but the Wolverhampton girls showed tremendous character and competed from the first whistle, never allowing the occasion or the strength of the opposition to dampen their enthusiasm. Rotherham are a strong, physical, well-organised side and our opponents grew in confidence once they had tak
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